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基本説明
En 1970, Yvon Lambert organise la première exposition personnelle de Niele Toroni dans une galerie.
L'inauguration est annoncée par l'envoi d'un carton d'invitation sur lequel figurent les dates de la manifestation, le nom et l'adresse de la galerie, ainsi qu'une description de ce qui semble être le travail exposé et visible par le public : "Empreintes de pinceau no 50 répétées à intervalles réguliers (30 cm)." Suivront quinze expositions, organisées jusqu'en 2013 dans les différentes galeries d'Yvon Lambert. Elles permettront au public de découvrir les célèbres empreintes de pinceau de l'artiste appliquées à même le mur, dans les angles, sur des piliers ou sur des vitres, sur des toiles accrochées, sur des toiles cirées déroulées sur le sol, sur des feuilles de papier calque ou des pages de journaux...
Ce quatrième Cahier de la Collection Lambert raconte la relation d'amitié qui lie les deux hommes depuis plus de cinquante ans, les projets réalisés ensemble, une passion commune pour la peinture, la littérature, l'engagement et la liberté. Surtout, il raconte l'amour infini d'Yvon Lambert pour un geste aussi radical que sensuel qui nous place au coeur de la peinture même, inlassablement.
Full Description
"If I had to sum up Niele Toroni in one word, without hesitation that word would be 'loyalty'. Loyalty in friendship, for I have had the joy of sharing his artistic adventure and epicurean side for more than thirty years. And loyalty in his work, because I know no other artist who has followed the same path without ever deviating from his goal." Yvon Lambert, Œuvres sur papier et photographies, La Collection Yvon Lambert dialogue avec des artistes contemporains, Yokohama Museum of Art, 1998
The fourth volume of the Lambert Collection art book series had to be devoted to Niele Toroni and Yvon Lambert, such is the strength of the relationship between the collector and the artist. Their relationship began back in 1970 when Toroni presented his first exhibition at the gallery, and continues through 2021, when the Lambert Collection will be exhibiting its full catalogue of the artist's work, spotlighting two works produced in situ for the museum opening in 2000, composed of a series of paintings on paper, tracing paper, canvas, wood, and even on a school blackboard. This book of the exhibition contains gallery views as well as an interview between Niele Toroni and Yvon Lambert.
For more than fifty years, Niele Toroni has been developing a subversive and radical vision of the pictorial act. As early as 1966, his method had already begun to take shape, using a brush no.50 to print repetitive brushstrokes at regular 30-cm intervals. This work was presented for the first time in 1967, beside Daniel Buren, Olivier Mosset and Michel Parmentier, in the pop-up exhibition "Manifestation I" at the 18th Young Painter's Fair at Paris's Museum of Modern Art.
The "work/painting" - as the painter calls it - consists of a reproducing a single, minimal, systematic gesture, "which is never the same". The work/painting has no story to tell and no underlying message to convey. What matters is what you see. The works "reboot" our visual experience. Changing viewers' perceptions is Niele Toroni's great ambition; for him, painting means "learning to see again".
